13 Sherwood Avenue, Loxton SA 5333

This exceptional home has been designed by recognised architects Contech to embrace the stunning riverfront setting, provide high level of privacy, accommodate a growing family and maximise the cooling effects from the south westerly breezes. Offering a rare opportunity to secure one of the best riverfront homes in the Riverland where every day is different, with its spectacular views, sunsets and birdlife, it's a home where you never get sick of looking out the window.
Designed to create a high level comfort but in an environmentally sustainable way, minimising the need for air conditioning or heating. In winter it can be closed down and only those areas used need be heated, while in summer large over hangs provides shade to the internal spaces and the house can be opened up completely catching the breezes and allowing the house to breathe.
With its earthy blend of ironbark timber, stone and steel construction, the home features underfloor heating throughout the main living and wet areas; terrazzo flooring; 40,000 litre Rain Water tank which meets most, if not all of your domestic water needs; main open plan living area with retractable glass doors and a contemporary kitchen.
5 bedrooms (or 4 and a study) include master bedroom with ensuite and WIR; bedrooms 2 and 3 coming off the main living area while bedrooms 4 and 5 and the third bathroom are semi-detached, perfect for guests or for teenage kids who want a bit of independence. The property also includes a large lockup garage for 2 cars, ample room for boats or extra storage space and wait for it, ?the man cave?.
The outdoor entertaining area overlooks a tiered landscaped yard cascading down to the beautiful lawned riverfront reserve, a perfect place to spend a summer weekend with family and friends. Properties like this are highly sought after but rarely found, and conveniently located only 5km's from Loxton on the Loxton to Berri road.
Don't live a life of regret, seize the opportunity while it's there.
Auction on site, 11am 1st November 2014